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You simply need to prefix your own html in the Description field with the custom markup tag <?html?> and then the report generator script will add it to the home page of the report without any further encoding.
You can of course use any of the other custom markup tags described in this thread as well.
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How do you add HTML in the Description Section of the Document Tab when generating a narrative report. Your current video on customization of a generated report does not work. Thank you.
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I have made some improvements to the Custom Markup facility. Most noteable is the 'container' or 'c' tag', an rework of the 'subsection' tag that now nested tags within it. Details are documented on the home page of the sample report at https://familytrees.genopro.com/genome/CustomMarkupExample/default.htm and each of the individuals in that report has an example of Custom Markup.
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You can transfer all Custom Tags from one .gno to another by simply copying and pasting an object, such as a label, from one to the other as this drags over the custom tag definitions as well. You can then delete the label from the target .gno, leaving the Custom Tags in place. An 'Undo' action will remove the tags.
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Edited: Thursday, April 2, 2015 by
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From what I understand, the custom tags are valid only in file.gno in which they were created. Must always be recreated? Or is there a way to make them permanent in GenoPro? A sort of option: Persistent = Yes / No, to be set when creating the tag.
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Now it works perfect, good job Thanks
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You are right of course, brain not fully engaged No substitute for a bit of testing. Just because it looks right does not mean it is right.
Hopefully this one will work. I have added {8}=' and {9}=" to the list of fixed arguments. so now we can write {\br}{\U}{!0}[{?2} has][{?!2} had] profile on {5h}a href={9h}http://www.facebook.com/{10}{9h} target={9h}_blank{9h}{6h}facebook{5h}/a{6h}.{\br} |
I added target="_blank" as Facebook does not seem to like opening its pages in a frame.
Moral of this thread: Things are never quite as simple as they appear to be.
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It looks much better, but... :-)
Phrase is {\br}{\U}{!0}[{?2} has][{?!2} had] profile on {5h}a href=" http://www.facebook.com/{10}"{6h}Facebook{5h}/a{6h}.{\br} {10}=pavel.polak it results in Chrome to: There are two characters " in the begining and in the end of href param And when I look into source of generated page, there it looks as this: |
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Further to my last post I have 'engaged my brain' to find a more satisfactory solution. The result is a modified Code/Util.vbs file (see attached) that adds extra functionality ot the Custom Phrase feature.
This version adds extra preset arguments {5}=< {6)=> and {7}=& to such phrases, allowing you to substitute {5h} for < and {6h} for > in Custom Phrases. If you use this file in a custom skin you can now write say {\br}{\U}{!0}[{?2} has][{?!2} had] profile on {5h}a href="http://www.facebook.com/{10}"{6h}facebook{5h}/a{6h}.{\br} as the phrase template and just set the custom tag to the relative page within facebook e.g. pavel.polak
I will include this revised Util.vbs at the next skin update.
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sorry, must have forgotten to engage my brain today!
To make this work you would need to set Individual custom tag to <a href="http://www.facebook.com/pavel.polak" >facebook</a>
and the phrase to
{\br}{\U}{!0}[{?2} has][{?!2} had] profile on {10h}.{\br} Alternatively create a custom tag _Narrative and set it to the required text:
Pavel has a page on <?html?><a href="http://www.facebook.com/pavel.polak" >facebook</a>
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